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Taking place from 30 June – 2 July, Future Energy Asia 2021 Exhibition and
Summit is the only and largest event dedicated to Southeast Asia’s energy
transition and transformation. Endorsed by Thailand’s Ministry of Energy,
co-hosted by EGAT and PTT, the event drives the region’s dialogue, knowledge
sharing, innovations and project developments around the gas/LNG, renewables,
and power sectors.
The technical conference is attended by industry specifiers, technical & project
managers, and end users from across the energy matrix. Chosen papers and
presenters will have an excellent opportunity to showcase innovations and
success case studies to key decision makers actively leading Asia’s Energy
Transition projects.
PRESENTER GUIDELINES
* Presenters will be selected from speaking proposals submitted to the
Executive Committee. Early submission is important to ensure time to review
the paper proposals. The deadline is October 2020.
* Prior to submission, management clearance must be obtained. Any issues
concerning clearance should be outlined.
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information on which to make a judgment. It should be written in English and
be no more than 500 words setting out the objectives and/or scope of the
proposed presentation.
* The proposed presentation must contribute to utility services or technology
or be of immediate interest to the power and water industry. Ideally it
should contain new knowledge or experience.
* Commercialism or sales pitches in your presentation at the event is not
acceptable. We provide topic suggestions to better indicate the kind of
presentation we seek. Our focus is upon practical implementation of the
energy transition and digital transformation strategies.
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travel, lodging, food, or other incidental expenses.
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EPC & Developer Stream (Energy and Power)
EPC & Developer Stream gives insights on successfully implementing mid-sized to
large utility projects in energy and power. It is designed for international and
local EPCs, utilities, IPPs, developers, and partners to better understand
success requirements within complex project development. Compliance with the
regulations, achieving finance, managing costs and timelines, concern for the
environment and the well-being of staff and local communities have all gained in
importance. See below for relevant topics.
1. SUCCESSFUL ENERGY AND POWER EPC PROJECTS & PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
1. General Principles for EPC-PPP Contract Negotiation
1. Developing PPP Models for Energy and Power Projects to Achieve Capital
Expenditure Reductions
2. Comparing PPP Regulatory Frameworks Across ASEAN – Tendering and Advertising
Rules
* Consideration of Risk Allocation & ‘Value for Money’ Principles within Energy
and Power Projects
1. Business Models and Regulatory Requirements for Cross-Border
Interconnections in ASEAN
2. How to Promote Public-Private Partnerships in the Power Sector - Mobilizing
Private Capital
3. How the Global Energy Transition is Set to Disrupt the ASEAN Geopolitical
and EPC Landscape
* Developing Effective EPC Project Delivery Systems and EPC Contractor
Evaluation Processes
* Collaborative Contracting Agreements for Performance Improvement in Cost and
Deliverables
1. Risk Sharing - The Art of Identifying and Allocating Risk in an EPC Contract
to Minimize Disputes
2. Comparing Concessions, Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) and Design-Build-Operate
(DBO) Projects
1. EPC Contract Management – Towards Data-Centric, Simultaneous and
Collaborative Models
1. Impact of COVID-19 on EPC Project Performance in ASEAN Energy and Power
Sectors
2. Developing a Roadmap to Tackle Cost & Time Overruns on EPC Mega Energy and
Power Projects
* Understanding Dispute Resolution and Prevention in the ASEAN Region from EPC
Contract
1. Delivering EPC and PPP Project Management Processes in the Age of Digital
Transformation
2. Communication Strategies for Project Based Information Sharing and
Cross-Office Collaboration
3. Comparing Technological Software for Contract Management and Performance
Management
* Frameworks for Testing New Technologies and Integrating Innovative Solutions
into Workflows
* Managing Licensing Risk in New Build Power and Water Infrastructure
Construction Contracts
1. Providing for Local Content and Sustainable Development within EPC Contracts
1. Sustainability and Implementation Strategies for ASEAN Local Content Policy
Frameworks
2. ASEAN Innovations in Local Content Contractual Elements within
Infrastructure PPP Projects
* EPC Experiences of Meeting Local Content Requirements in ASEAN Energy and
Power Projects
1. Sharing Development Plans and Business Partnership Opportunities in
Developing New Projects
2. Increasing Local Content in the Procurement of Infrastructure Projects in
Low Income Countries
3. Ensuring Local Content is a Mutually Beneficial Engagement between the EPC
and Stakeholders
* Local Content Monitoring and Assessment Models to Measure the Programme
Effects Generated
* Enhancing the Benefits of Local Content: Integrating Social and Economic
Impact Assessment
1. Developing a Transparent System for Local Contracting - Local Corporate
Procurement Indicators
2. Benchmarking Local Content Development Strategies and Outcomes in the ASEAN
Region
1. Providing for Project Finance, Investment and Tax Objectives
1. Sourcing Renewable Energy Finance and Investment for ASEAN Project
Developers
2. Tax Implications Applied to the Foreign Contractor Carrying Out EPC
Contracts in ASEAN
* Adjusting Financing PPP Structures in ASEAN Projects for COVID-like Force
Majeure Events
1. Promoting Regional Content Policies to Facilitate Investment and Local
Market Opportunities
2. Multilateral and International Institutions Providing Financial Support for
Regional Enterprises
3. Evaluating the Factors that Led to Low-Priced Solar Electricity Projects in
the ASEAN Region
2. DEVELOPING CLEAN POWER PLANTS & RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
1. Switching the Fuel Mix
1. Developing and Building and Autonomous Efficient Combined Cycle Power Plant
2. Bringing Power Generation to the Digital Age with Advanced AI & Machine
Learning
* Impact of Digital Operations and Maintenance Practices on Power Plant
Performance
1. Power Station New Builds: Insights into Financing and Project Management in
ASEAN
2. How EPC Firms Can Become Involved with New ASEAN Energy and Power Projects
3. Pros and Cons of Coal-To-Gas Plant Conversions to Meet GHG Emission
Compliance
* Multi-Fuel Plant Solutions to Include LPG Power Generation for Utilities and
IPPs
1. Developing More Flexible Generation Processes
1. Incorporating Hybrid Energy Power Systems & Solutions into Existing
Generation Facilities
2. Improving the Flexibility and Efficiency of Gas Turbine-Based Distributed
Power Plants
* Ensuring Fuel Flexibility and Effective Maintenance Using Fuel Oils and Gas
Turbines
1. Virtual Power Plants Using Solar Power, Battery Storage, and Flexible Gas
Engines
2. Integration of Large-Scale PV-Based Generation into Power Generation Models
3. Using Data Analytics to Help Create More Flexible Power Generation
1. Power Plant Emission and Pollution Control Systems
2. Accessing GHG Emissions from Power Plants in ASEAN Countries and GHG
Projects
3. Pilot Projects for Carbon Capture and Storage for Near Zero Emission Power
Plants
* New Emission Control Regulations for Coal and Oil-Fired Power Plant in ASEAN
1. Gas Cleaning Systems including Baghouse Cleaning, Fabric Filter Leak
Detector, and ESP
2. Software to Complement CAPAX for Achieving Emission Compliance and
Sustainability Goals
3. Power Plant Retirement, Decommissioning and Demolition Projects – Model
Selection
* Retrofitting Stronger CO2 Emission Control Systems in Fossil Fuel Power
Plants
1. Water-Energy Nexus in Generation
1. Successful Power Plant Water Use Optimisation and Wastewater Treatment
Plants
2. Water Conservation Trends, Misconceptions, and Options for Water Scarce
Countries
* How to Effectively Minimize Power Plant Water Usage for ASEAN Power Stations
1. Improving the Use of Air-Cooled Power Plants and Effective Ash Handling
Techniques
2. Strategies for Using Reclaimed Water in Power Plant Cooling Applications
1. Developing and Integrating Solar and Wind Energy Assets
1. Experiences of Developing and Integrating ASEAN Renewable Energy Projects
2. ASEAN Utility-Scale Solar-Plus-Storage Plants for Peak Shaving and Grid
Stability
* Operational Advantages of Battery Storage Farms as an Alternative to Peaker
Power Plants
1. Accelerating Rooftop Solar Adoption in ASEAN for Residential and Commercial
Applications
2. Assessing the Post COVID Performance of ASEAN Renewables Programmes and
Projects
3. Developing Solar and Wind as a Future Low-Cost Energy Transition ‘Baseload
Energy’ Solution
* Building a HVDC ‘Super Grid’ to Support 100% Renewable Energy Sustainable
Power Supply
1. Improving Efficiency and Engineering in Fossil & Combined Cycle Plants
1. The Intention is to cover a wide range of essential technology and processes
including:
* Boilers and Turbines
* Heat Recovery Steam Generators
* High-Energy Piping (HEP) Systems
* Metallurgy & Failure Analyses
* Cycle Chemistry
3. BUILDING LNG-TO-POWER BUYERS INFRASTRUCTURE
1. Negotiating LNG and Gas Supply Contracts
1. LNG Demand: Comparing Buyers’ Strategies in North Asia and South East Asia
2. Current Gas and LNG Outlook and Trends Including the Future of LNG Oil
Indexation
* How Will ASEAN Natural Gas and LNG Suppliers Navigate the Post-Coronavirus
World?
1. Destination Restrictions and Diversion Provisions in LNG Sale and Purchase
Agreements
2. Asian LNG Pricing and Trading Hubs including Spot/Short-Term LNG Market
Analysis
3. Building the LNG-to-Power IPP Procurement Programme – General Features and
Problem Areas
* LNG Contract Adjustments: Force Majeure, Change of Circumstances, Hardship,
and Price Review
* Impact of Government Regulations on the ASEAN LNG Market Expansion and
Prospects
1. Investment in the LNG Supply Chain
1. Financing the Development of Gas Fields in the Context of Creating an LNG
Supply Business
2. LNG Project Risk in Post COVID Markets – Comparing Spot Market vs Long Term
Contracts
* Key Bankability Considerations for FSRU-to-IPP Project Structures in ASEAN
Markets
1. Comparing Generation Costs for LNG vs Coal Fired Power Plants in South East
Asia
2. Emergence of Multi-User LNG Terminal Model and the Impact on LNG Investments
3. Comparing LNG Financing Structures: Integrated vs Separate Financing Models
1. Developing Small Scale LNG Infrastructure
1. ASEAN SSLNG Market Outlook and Regulations
2. Opportunities and Challenges for Small-Scale LNG Commercialization
* LNG for Off-Grid Industries and LNG as a Fuel for Heavy Duty Vehicles
1. Developing Small-Scale LNG Plants for the ASEAN Bunker Fuel Market
2. Small-scale LNG Terminals and Their Impact on Gas Market Diversification
3. Supporting Remote Locations in ASEAN with an LNG Hub and Spoke Strategy
* Small Scale LNG Transportation – From Small Carriers to Trailer Truck
Distribution
1. Developing Hydrogen-to-Power Decarbonisation Infrastructure
1. How Hydrogen Empowers the Energy Transition and Offers Net Zero Emissions
2. Establishing the Ground Rules of the Hydrogen Economy – Green vs Blue
Hydrogen
* Feasibility Studies into Commercialising Blue Hydrogen and the
Decarbonisation of Methane
1. Hydrogen Pathways: Natural Gas Reforming Using Natural Gas Pipeline Delivery
Infrastructure
2. Technical and Economic Conditions for Blending Hydrogen into Natural Gas
Pipeline Networks
Tools of Trade Stream (Energy and Power)
This stream is intended to drill deeper into what “Integrated Transformation”
means on the ground to fulfil energy transition and demand-side efficiency for
energy and power. For utilities, the challenge is not just to review, optimize
and transform existing processes and business models. It is to find completely
new ways to conduct their business. In this regard, digital technology offers
utilities new revenue models, as well as opportunities for process improvement
and customer engagement across the utility chain. See below for topic
suggestions.
1. DIGITAL TOOLS FOR POWER PLANTS
1. Improving Operator Effectiveness & Plant Performance with Digital Tools
1. Generation System Planning - Methods and Models for Load Forecasting and
Capacity Planning
2. Design and Maintenance of System-Wide Communications, Security, Protection
and Controls
* Moving from Preventive to Predictive Maintenance with Advanced Analytics in
Power Plants
1. Using of Digital Twin Technology Within Power Plants to Manage All Types of
Operations
2. Implementing an Operational Technology Network to Support the Digitalization
Plan
3. Using Technology to Enhance Plant Electrical Safety and Maintenance
Operations
* Obtaining More Value from Smart, Connected Power Plant Assets
1. Remote Operations and Automation in Power Plants
1. Remote Operations and Collaboration Rooms for On-site HMI/SCADA Control
Systems
2. Scaling Intelligent Automation - Best Practices Used by Utility ‘Automation
Frontrunners’
* Leveraging Digital Technologies to Achieve Global Fleetwide Performance
Improvements
1. Building a Drone Program and Robotic Inspections for Maintenance at Power
Plants
2. Power Plant Workforce of the Future - Closing the Skills Gap with Education
3. Self-Optimising Combustion Control of an Oil-Fired Power Station Boiler
1. Digital Solar and Wind Plants for Increased Asset Value
2. Digital Platforms and the Future of Energy Forecasting and Provisioning
3. Adopting Digital Twin Technology for Solar and Wind Power Generation
* IoT-Enabled Renewable Energy Management Solution for Asset Monitoring
1. Designing Automated Solar Tracking Systems for Renewable Energy Plants
2. Approaches to Digital Operations and Maintenance for Solar and Wind Farms
3. Using Digital Tools to Ensure Longer Duration of Energy Storage Assets
* Utilization of Flexible Demand in a Virtual Power Plant Set-Up
2. SMART GRID AND SMART METERING ROLLOUTS
1. Setting Up Smart Grid Roadmaps, Pilots, and Implementation Programs
1. Comparing ASEAN Utility Investments in Smart Technologies and Digital
Operations
2. Understanding Thailand’s Smart Grid Ambitions for Advanced Network
Deployment
* Digital Upgrades to Support Chinese Belt and Road Initiative and Global
Energy Grid
1. Smart Grid Deployment – Utility as EPC and Outsourcing Project Management
Roles
2. Addressing the Smart Grid Procurement Framework and Ensuring Skilled
Manpower
3. Financing Mechanisms to Drive Smart Grid Deployment and Incentivise Private
Sector
* Building Blocks of Smart Grid: Ensuring Hardware and Software Transformation
* Sharing Experiences from ASEAN’s Smart Meter Reading Pilot Projects
1. Legal Aspects of the Smart Grid and Smart Metering Infrastructure
1. Implementation Strategies to Utilise the Full Capabilities of Smart Meters
1. Comparing Asian Market Models and Regulation of Smart Meter Implementation
2. Smart Metering Ownership and Finance Models – The Evolution to Outsourced
Services
* Measuring the Value of Implementing Smart Meters for Distributed Network
Operators
1. Flexible Deployment Models to Help Utilities Mitigate Technology Risks and
Reduce Costs
2. Ensuring Utility IT Systems Are Capable of Supporting Real Time Smart Meter
Data Analytics
3. Selecting Interoperable Next Gen Meters to Ensure Cost-Efficient AMI Cycle
Management
* Stand-Alone and Integrated Smart Metering Prepayment Solutions for Low Income
Customers
* Robust AMI Procurement Strategies for Long-Term Accountability and System
Reliability
1. Extracting Value from Customer Meter Data Analytics in Smart Water Meter
Programs
2. Beyond Smart Meters - Pushing the Envelope of Demand Response
1. Developing a Communication Infrastructure for the Smart Grid and Smart
Metering
2. M2M Communications in the Smart Grid: Applications, Standards, Enabling
Technologies
3. Ensuring End-to-end Service Availability and Performance for Smart Grid and
Smart Metering
* Wireless Network Architecture for Future Smart Grid Machine to Machine
Communications
1. The Role of Power Line Communications in the Smart Grid: Applications and
Challenges
2. Cabling Innovations - 5G Trends Impacting Deploying Next-Gen
Fiber-to-the-Meter
3. Performance of Private LTE for Smart Grid and Smart Meter Communications
* Hybrid Communication Architectures for Distributed Smart Grid Applications
* Narrowband Radio Frequency (RF) Smart Mesh Networks
1. Big Data Analytics Platforms for Connected Data-Driven Business Solutions
1. Analytics as Strategy: Integrating Analytics to Drive Customer Value and
Operational Excellence
2. Comparing Performance of Cloud-Based Software Platforms for Big Data
Analytics in Smart Grids
* Immersive Data Visualization Tools to Store, Analyze, and Process Power and
Water Data
1. Data Protection Impact Assessments for Smart Grid and Smart Metering
Environments
2. Real Time Predictive Analytics for Optimizing Energy Asset Lifecycles
3. ENSURING LOAD MANAGEMENT FLEXIBILITY
1. Digital Substation Automation Systems for Managing the Energy Transition
1. Digital Transformation for Substations Enabling a Stronger, Smarter and
Greener Grid
2. Grid Monitoring Platforms to Retrofit Aging Substations and Distribution
Feeders
* Using Global Standards for Effective Substation Automation Protection and
Control
1. GIS Applications for Distribution Substation Planning and Load Forecasting
1. Improving the Performance of Transformer Fleets in Power Distribution
Networks
1. Global Trends in Modernising Transformers for Central and Distributed
Generation
2. Mitigating the Risk of Aging Power Transformer Failure with Online
Monitoring Systems
* Tools for Managing Power Losses in Transformers Within Distribution Electric
Networks
1. Transformers for Wind and Solar Generation: Installation and Operation
Characteristics
2. Digital Power Transformers: The Internet of Energy and its Impact on
Transformer Design
1. Grid Upgrades for Renewable Integration, Load Management and Mass
Electrification
1. Super Grid or Smart Grid: Comparing Strategies for Large-Scale Integration
of Renewables
2. Managing Grid Stability and Reliability at the Overall Network Level Using
DERMS Software
* Demand Side Management of Smart Grid: Load Shifting and Customer Incentive
Programs
2. Smart Grid 2.0 – The Internet of Energy, Distribution Automation and Smart
Meters
3. Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure and Dynamic Load Management
Systems
4. Integration of Energy Storage in Smart Grids: Technologies and Applications
* Renewable Energy Microgrid Controls and Grid Integration Systems
* Energy Sharing and Management for Prosumers in Smart Grids
4. DIGITAL TOOLS FOR STAFF AND CUSTOMERS
1. Meeting the Demands of the Mobile Workforce and Field Service Management
1. How Field Teams Can Adopt Post COVID Lessons to Improve Future Business
Operations
2. Developing the Case for Adopting Cloud Based Digital Workforce Management
Systems
* How the Internet of Things Is Transforming the Field Service Industry and Its
Software
1. Augmented and Virtual Reality to Minimize Operational Costs and Improve
Safety
2. GIS System Integration to Create More Comprehensive Utility Field Scenarios
1. Action Plans for Training a Digitally-Savvy and Client-Centric Workforce
1. Digital Skill Outsourcing and the Impact on Inhouse Human Asset Management
2. The Impact of the Coronavirus on HR and The New Normal for Workplaces
* Developing Diversity and Inclusion Programs for Digital Innovation Projects
1. Recruiting Digitally Savvy Staff for Smart Grid and Smart Meter Projects
2. The Role of Utility HR as a Business Enabler of Digital Transformation
3. Engaging the Workforce in a Major Digital Transformation Project
1. Digital Customer Engagement and New Customer Services
1. Delivering Utility Customer Value with Analytics and the Digital Grid
2. Energy-as-a-Service: Expanding Deployment of Low-Carbon Technologies
* Customer Preferences and Serving Payments in the Age of Instant Gratification
1. Building Effective Customer Self Service Portals to Ensure Loyalty and
Engagement
2. Customer Engagement Strategies for Successful Smart Meter Deployment
Programmes
3. Connected Customers in the Age of Smart Meters and Smart Electric Vehicle
Charging
* Facing the Omnichannel Challenge - Behavioural Metrics to Help Engage
Customers
* Consumer Engagement and End-use Savings - Incentives and Energy Efficiency
Behaviours
1. Electrification of Everything and the Future of Utility Services
1. Asian Utilities Reaction to Disruption – Energy Transition and Digital
Transformation
2. How Electrification of Transportation Will Change Everything for Utilities
Business Models
* Preparing the Mass Electrification Strategy to Guide Regulators,
Stakeholders, and Investors
1. Energy Consumption Patterns and Environmental Impacts in the Age of Mass
Electrification
2. Distributed Hybrid Power Systems and Their Role in the Electrification of
Everything Future
3. The Pivot to Consumer Driven Energy and Impact on Utility Business Models
and Services
Taking place live and in-person from 20 - 22 July 2022, Future Energy Asia 2022
Exhibition and Summit is the only and largest event dedicated to Southeast
Asia’s energy transition and transformation.
Endorsed by Thailand’s Ministry of Energy, co-hosted by EGAT and PTT, the event
drives the region’s dialogue, knowledge sharing, innovations and project
developments around the gas/LNG, renewables, and power sectors.
The technical conference will be attended by industry specifiers, technical &
project managers, and end users from across the energy matrix. Chosen papers and
presenters will showcase innovations and success case studies to key decision
makers actively leading Asia’s Energy Transition projects.
Register to visit
2021 TECHNICAL CONFERENCE AGENDA
* DAY ONE – 20 JULY 2022
* DAY TWO – 21 JULY 2022
* DAY THREE – 22 JULY 2022
DEVELOPING CLEAN PROJECTS & RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
ASEAN has set a lofty goal for clean & renewable energy: by 2025, renewables
will account for 23% of the region’s primary energy source. Southeast Asia’s
renewables sector represents US$281 billion investment opportunities between
2018 and 2025. After COP26, the emphasis and urgency of decarbonization has
become every greater, as countries pledge to net zero pathways.
* 11.00 Case Study: Hybrid Solar Development
* 11.15 Energy Storage for the Micro-Grid
* 11.35 Bioenergy & the Clean Energy Transition
* 11.55 Energy Transition Pathways and Future Grids Optimization using PLEXOS
* 12.15 Data Centres Race for Power
* 12.30 Operating Battery Storage to Support Decarbonization
Marnie Shaw, Research Leader, Australian National University
* 12.45 Integration of Renewable Energy – Challenges and Solutions from
Electricity Network Perspective
* 13.00 Protecting Life & Assets with Effective Cable & Pipe Sealing Transits
* 13.05 Decarbonising Power Sector
* 13.20 Lunch Break and Networking Session
* 14:00 Combining Energy as a Service Solutions to Increase Energy Efficiency
and Reduce Carbon Emissions
* 14.15 Bioenergy & The Clean Energy Transition
* 14.30 On, Off & Under: Review of some Western Australian Experiences with
Distributed Energy Resources & Opportunities for Southeast Asia
* 14.45 Integrating The Biomethane Gas into The Existing Indonesian Gas Market
* 15.00 Rooftop Solar PV in Universiti Putra Malaysia: A Route to Net-Zero
Carbon Initiative
* 15.15 Recycled Polymer from Industrial Waste as Loss Circulation Material in
Drilling Operations
* 15.30 7-Step Innovative HVAC Approach to Robustly Improve Energy Efficiency
in Buildings
* 15.45 Improve Productivity for Solar Rooftop EPC by using Solar design and
CRM software
* 16.00 100% Renewable Energy for ASEAN
* 16:15 Renewable Energy Technologies for the Low-Carbon Energy Transition
* 16.30 Rooftop Solar Corporate PPAs: The Importance of Bankable Project
Documents to the Energy Transition
* 16.45 Application of New Generation EIS System for Energy Storage System to
Improve Fire Safety & Life Span
* 17:00 Reserved for AVEVA
* 17.15 Preparing Our Grids for a Decentralized & Bi-Directional Future
* 17.30 End of Technical Conference Day One
CARBON CAPTURE, UTILIZATION & STORAGE
Carbon capture, utilization & storage (CCUS) technologies are expected to play a
key role in ASEAN’s race to net zero. CCUS can reduce emissions from Southeast
Asian’s current energy and industrial assets while supporting burgeoning
prospects linking with green/blue hydrogen and ammonia generation.
This track will highlight trail-blazing technical innovations and case studies
with best practices from the region and beyond.
* 10.00 A Geo-logy Led Assessment of Potential CCS Networks in Southeast Asia
* 10.15 CO2 Geological Storage: Digital Tools for Screening & Maturation of
Marketable Volumes
* 10.30 Pathway to Net Zero Emission for Numaligarh Refinery with Sustainable
Alternative Fuels
* 10.45 Case Study: Scaling Up CCUS Projects
* 11.00 Shipboard Carbon Capture
* 11.15 Reserved for Technical Content Partner
* 11.30 A Large-Scale Offshore CCS Full Value Chain Solution for Southeast Asia
* 11.45 Reserved for Chulalongkorn University
* 12.00 Lunch Break and Networking Session
BUILDING LNG-TO-POWER INFRASTRUCTURE
Over the last decade, ASEAN’s economy has grown consistently, resulting in
expanding markets for many power sources, including LNG. Wood Mackenzie expects
it to provide over 50% of the region’s gas supply. Recently, we have seen a slew
of LNG-to-power plants planned in the region, in the transition to a cleaner,
secure, and accessible energy future.
This track will shed light on the important aspects of Southeast Asia’s LNG
sector developments, various applications & alternative comparisons.
* 13.00 Addition of Membrane Containment System to API 620 & 625
* 13.15 Transporting Power on Water with Liquified Natural Gas – A Contiguous
Approach to Delivering Constant & Stable Electricity to Meet Changing Demands
Over Time
* 13.30 Software Solutions for LNG Import in The Energy Transition
* 13:45 Case Study: Higas Small Scale LNG Terminal
* 14.05 Reserved for Technical Content Partner
DIGITAL TOOLS, SMART GRIDS
International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that Southeast Asia needs $1.2
trillion through to 2040, to modernize and electricity grids. Utilizing digital
tools and modernizing the grid will hold the key for Southeast Asia to integrate
more renewable energy into its power systems, which in turn will help the region
diversify its energy portfolio and meet its sustainability commitments.
The track will showcase the immense opportunities and options to leverage on
data, digital tools, AI to make power generation, transmission, and consumption
smarter.
* 14.20 Digitalizing Power Plant Construction & Maintenance
* 14.35 SF6-Free: Sustainable Growth with MV Innovation
* 14.50 Enhancing Energy Efficiency with Digital Tools
* 15.10 Hardware and Performance Optimization for HVAC Based AI and Diagnostic
Platform in Thailand
* 15.25 Opportunities & Challenges on Digital Technologies for Efficient
Building in ASEAN Region
* 15.40 Advanced Analytics and Domain Expertise in Baker Hughes Drive
Predictive Performance
* 15.55 Implementation of OPERCOM Method to Manage Pre-Commissioning &
Commissioning in Petrochemical Industry Case Study: Methanol Production
Petrochemical Complex
* 16.10 Digital Twin Application in The Power Sector
* 16:25 Reserved for AVEVA
* 16:40 Cyber Physical – The New Battleground for Energy Industry and Criminals
* 16:55 Advancing Grid Management with Digital Tools
* 17:10 Enabling Distributed Energy Future – Mapping Low Voltage Networks Using
Smart Meter Data
* 17:25 Case Study from Taiwan: The Road to Smart Cities and Key Learning
Lessons
* 17:40 End of Technical Conference Day Two
HYDROGEN
Southeast Asia is only getting started with hydrogen development, but the
potential of transforming once coal-dependent nations to net zero sources is
strong.
This track will draw expertise from across the globe to discuss plausible
pathways to economical production of hydrogen and across value chain, and pilots
and case studies that Southeast Asia can learn from.
* 10.00 Potential of Green Steel Driven by Green Hydrogen
* 10.15 Decarbonization Opportunities Through Offshore Green Hydrogen
* 10.30 Large scale PtX technologies by Uhde – Key to advancing green chemicals
value chain
* 10.45 Developing The Supply Chain of Hydrogen Fuels
* 11.00 Panel: ASEAN & low-carbon hydrogen
* 11.40 Reserved for Technical Content Partner
* 12.10 Australia’s Potential to Supply Hydrogen Fuels, Renewable Electricity &
Green Metals in a Future Decarbonized Asia Pacific Economy
* 12.25 The APAC Hydrogen Network: Where Are the Opportunities?
* 12.40 Reducing the Cost of Producing Green Hydrogen via Wind Turbines
* 12.55 Cause and Effects of Hydrogen Leakage Protection and Mitigation
Measures
* 13.10 Green Hydrogen: Hype or Hope?
* 13.25 End of FEA Technical Conference
Register to Visit
Taking place live and in-person from 20 - 22 July 2022, Future Energy Asia 2022
Exhibition and Summit is the only and largest event dedicated to Southeast
Asia’s energy transition and transformation.
Endorsed by Thailand’s Ministry of Energy, co-hosted by EGAT and PTT, the event
drives the region’s dialogue, knowledge sharing, innovations and project
developments around the gas/LNG, renewables, and power sectors.
The technical conference will be attended by industry specifiers, technical &
project managers, and end users from across the energy matrix. Chosen papers and
presenters will showcase innovations and success case studies to key decision
makers actively leading Asia’s Energy Transition projects.
Register to attend the Technical Conference
TECHNICAL CONFERENCE TOPICS
DEVELOPING CLEAN & RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
* The future of floating PV in Southeast Asia
* Case study: Rooftop solar in C&I setting
* Driving solar panel innovation with new materials
* Solar plus battery storage project financing
* Case study: Hybrid solar deployment
* Zero emission gas power plants
* Innovations in wind turbine tech
* Innovations in energy storage tech & material
* Energy storage for the micro-grid
* Bioenergy & the clean energy transition
CARBON CAPTURE, UTILIZATION & STORAGE
* Case study: Scaling up a CCUS project
* Game-changer CO2 capture technologies
* New technologies in CO2 utilitization and/or storage
* Innovations in CO2 transportation methods
* Direct carbon capture from air technologies
* Leveraging oil and gas reservoirs for capture carbon
BUILDING LNG-TO-POWER INFRASTRUCTURE
* Legal landscape of LNG-to-Power in Asia emerging markets
* Financing LNG-to-Power projects
* The opportunities and costs of LNG as transition fuel
* Prospects of LNG-to-Power in Asia emerging markets
* Small scale LNG projects
* LNG-to-Power: Turning prospects into realities
* FSRU vs Land-based terminal
DIGITAL TOOLS, SMART GRID
* Digital twin applications in the power sector
* Big data in the digital power plant
* Enhancing energy efficiency with digital tools
* Digitizing power plant maintenance
* Virtual reality (VR) application in the power plant
* Advancing grid management with digital tools
* Accelerating smart grid development with new transformer tech
* AI & the smart grid
* Application of smart metering & demand response in Southeast Asia
* Preparing our grids for a decentralized & bi-directional future
HYDROGEN (ONE-DAY PROGRAMME)
* Panel: ASEAN & low-carbon hydrogen
* Panel: Making hydrogen economy possible with low-cost tech
* Hydrogen: the future of energy storage?
* Hydrogen in city gas mix and its impact
* Recent advancements in electrolysis technologies
* Should blue hydrogen replace natural gas?
* Developing the supply chain of hydrogen fuel
* Case study: hydrogen pilot/testbed and lessons learned
* Blue hydrogen case study – considerations, challenges and solutions
* Green hydrogen via wind projects
* Case study: green hydrogen powered by solar PV
* Potential of green steel driven by green hydrogen
REGISTER TO ATTEND
2021 TECHNICAL PROGRAMME TOPICS
THE TECHNICAL PROGRAMME DELIVERS INSIGHTS ON SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF
MID-SIZED TO LARGE PROJECTS IN ENERGY AND POWER. IT IS DESIGNED TO, VIA PROJECT
SHOWCASES, FOR INTERNATIONAL AND LOCAL EPCS, UTILITIES, IPPS, DEVELOPERS,
TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS TO DEMONSTRATE THE BEST PRACTICES IN COMPLEX PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT.
1. DEVELOPING CLEAN POWER AND RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS Click For More Info
a. x
b. Switching the Fuel Mix
c. Developing More Flexible Generation Processes
d. Power Plant Emission and Pollution Control Systems
e. Water-Energy Nexus in Generation
f. Developing and Integrating Solar and Wind Energy Assets
g. Improving Efficiency and Engineering in Fossil & Combined Cycle Plants
2. BUILDING LNG-TO-POWER INFRASTRUCTURE Click For More Info
a. x
b. Negotiating LNG and Gas Supply Contracts
c. Investment in the LNG Supply Chain
d. Developing Small Scale LNG Infrastructure
e. Developing Hydrogen-to-Power Decarbonisation Infrastructure
3. SUCCESSFUL DELIVERY OF PROJECTS & PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS Click For More
Info
a. x
b. General Principles for EPC-PPP Contract Negotiation
c. EPC Contract Management – Towards Data-Centric, Simultaneous and
Collaborative Models
d. Providing for Local Content and Sustainable Development within EPC
Contracts
e. Providing for Project Finance, Investment and Tax Objectives
4. DIGITAL TOOLS, SMART GRID Click For More Info
a. x
b. Improving Operator Effectiveness & Plant Performance with Digital Tools
c. Remote Operations and Automation in Power Plants
d. Digital Solar and Wind Plants for Increased Asset Value
e. Setting Up Smart Grid Roadmaps, Pilots, and Implementation Programs
f. Implementation Strategies to Utilise the Full Capabilities of Smart
Meters
g. Developing a Communication Infrastructure for the Smart Grid and Smart
Metering
h. Big Data Analytics Platforms for Connected Data-Driven Business Solutions
5. EV Click For More Info
a. x
b. Infrastructure development: battery, charging stations, grid
inter-connections
c. Innovation in business models
d. Pilot projects rollout: lessons learned
e. Partnership between government, grid operator, EV companies.
6. ENERGY EFFICIENCY Click For More Info
a. x
b. Solar & wind power
c. Gas, LNG pipeline
d. Energy power & harmonics
e. Energy intensive industries
f. Green buildings
Future Energy Asia 2022 Technical Conference Program
Date: 20 – 22 July 2022
Venue: Online & BITEC Convention Centre, Bangkok, Thailand
Technical Content Partners:
* DAY ONE – 20 JULY 2022
* DAY TWO – 21 JULY 2022
* DAY THREE – 22 JULY 2022
DEVELOPING CLEAN PROJECTS & RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
ASEAN has set a lofty goal for clean & renewable energy: by 2025, renewables
will account for 23% of the region’s primary energy source. Southeast Asia’s
renewables sector represents US$281 billion investment opportunities between
2018 and 2025. After COP26, the emphasis and urgency of decarbonization has
become every greater, as countries pledge to net zero pathways.
* 11.00 Case Study: Hybrid Solar Development
SPEAKER
Dr. Matthias Beisler
Managing Director
ILF Consulting Engineers (Asia) Ltd.
* 11.15 Energy Storage for the Micro-Grid
SPEAKER
Shuquan Tang
General Manager
IHI
* 11.35 Bioenergy & the Clean Energy Transition
SPEAKER
Chris Chatterton
COO
Methanol Institute
* 11.55 Energy Transition Pathways and Future Grids Optimization using PLEXOS
SPEAKER
Dante Recalde
Head of Solutions (APAC)
Energy Exemplar
* 12.15 Data Centres Race for Power
SPEAKER
JP Prins
Director
Quettil Hydrogen
* 12.30 Operating Battery Storage to Support Decarbonization
Marnie Shaw, Research Leader, Australian National University
SPEAKER
Marnie Shaw
Research Leader
Australian National University
* 12.45 Integration of Renewable Energy – Challenges and Solutions from
Electricity Network Perspective
SPEAKER
Chirag Mistry
Technical Application (CEAP), Grid Automation/ Grid Solutions, GE Renewable
Energy
GE Renewable Energy
* 13.00 Protecting Life & Assets with Effective Cable & Pipe Sealing Transits
SPEAKER
Lin Dingxiang
Managing Director
Roxtec
* 13.05 Decarbonising Power Sector
SPEAKER
Sanjay Wele
Business Development Manager - Asia Energy Management
Cummins
* 13.20 Lunch Break and Networking Session
* 14:00 Combining Energy as a Service Solutions to Increase Energy Efficiency
and Reduce Carbon Emissions
SPEAKER
Oscar Loza
Group Head of Business Development, Sales and Offering Management
Berkeley Energy Commercial Industrial Solutions (BECIS)
* 14.15 Bioenergy & The Clean Energy Transition
SPEAKER
K R Prajwal
Business Development Manager
Tidal Sails
* 14.30 On, Off & Under: Review of some Western Australian Experiences with
Distributed Energy Resources & Opportunities for Southeast Asia
SPEAKER
Tarek Ketelsen
Managing Director
AMPERES
* 14.45 Integrating The Biomethane Gas into The Existing Indonesian Gas Market
SPEAKER
Yales Vivadinar
Managing Director
PetroRaya
* 15.00 Rooftop Solar PV in Universiti Putra Malaysia: A Route to Net-Zero
Carbon Initiative
SPEAKER
Zainal Kadir
Professor
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
* 15.15 Recycled Polymer from Industrial Waste as Loss Circulation Material in
Drilling Operations
SPEAKER
Zatil Afifah Binti Omar
R&D Chemist
OVA CHEM
* 15.30 7-Step Innovative HVAC Approach to Robustly Improve Energy Efficiency
in Buildings
SPEAKER
Pumitorn Siriachakul
Operation Manager
Samsub Distributor Limited
* 15.45 Improve Productivity for Solar Rooftop EPC by using Solar design and
CRM software
SPEAKERS
Ploynapat Jaroenkocharit
SolarSTEP Project Manager
New Energy Nexus Thailand
Chalermpon Satayavutipong
CEO & Founder
Sunolar Technology
* 16.00 100% Renewable Energy for ASEAN
SPEAKER
Andrew Blakers
Professor
Australian National University
* 16:15 Renewable Energy Technologies for the Low-Carbon Energy Transition
SPEAKER
Andrew Waite
Sales Director, Renewables
Babcock & Wilcox
* 16.30 Rooftop Solar Corporate PPAs: The Importance of Bankable Project
Documents to the Energy Transition
SPEAKER
David Beckstead
Partner
Chandler MHM
* 16.45 Application of New Generation EIS System for Energy Storage System to
Improve Fire Safety & Life Span
SPEAKER
DongKyun Kim
Associate Director
BSD
* 17:00 Reserved for AVEVA
AVEVA
* 17.15 Preparing Our Grids for a Decentralized & Bi-Directional Future
SPEAKER
Pierre Lelong
Director
ENEA Consulting Singapore
* 17.30 End of Technical Conference Day One
CARBON CAPTURE, UTILIZATION & STORAGE
Carbon capture, utilization & storage (CCUS) technologies are expected to play a
key role in ASEAN’s race to net zero. CCUS can reduce emissions from Southeast
Asian’s current energy and industrial assets while supporting burgeoning
prospects linking with green/blue hydrogen and ammonia generation.
This track will highlight trail-blazing technical innovations and case studies
with best practices from the region and beyond.
* 10.00 A Geo-logy Led Assessment of Potential CCS Networks in Southeast Asia
SPEAKER
Chris Consoli
Geologist
Global CCS Institute
* 10.15 CO2 Geological Storage: Digital Tools for Screening & Maturation of
Marketable Volumes
SPEAKER
Diego Vazquez Anzola
Technical Director
Asia Pacific Energy Solutions (APES)
* 10.30 Pathway to Net Zero Emission for Numaligarh Refinery with Sustainable
Alternative Fuels
SPEAKER
Geetali Kalita
Chief Manager (Technical Services-Energy & Utilities)
Numaligarh Refinery Limited
* 10.45 Case Study: Scaling Up CCUS Projects
SPEAKER
Ian Havercroft
Principal Consultant – Policy, Legal & Regulatory
Global CCS Institute
* 11.00 Shipboard Carbon Capture
SPEAKER
Jacob Genauar
Managing Director
Longitude Engineering Pte Ltd
* 11.15 Reserved for Technical Content Partner
* 11.30 A Large-Scale Offshore CCS Full Value Chain Solution for Southeast Asia
SPEAKER
Ronald Chew
Business Development Manager
Altera Infrastructure
* 11.45 Reserved for Chulalongkorn University
* 12.00 Lunch Break and Networking Session
BUILDING LNG-TO-POWER INFRASTRUCTURE
Over the last decade, ASEAN’s economy has grown consistently, resulting in
expanding markets for many power sources, including LNG. Wood Mackenzie expects
it to provide over 50% of the region’s gas supply. Recently, we have seen a slew
of LNG-to-power plants planned in the region, in the transition to a cleaner,
secure, and accessible energy future.
This track will shed light on the important aspects of Southeast Asia’s LNG
sector developments, various applications & alternative comparisons.
* 13.00 Addition of Membrane Containment System to API 620 & 625
SPEAKER
Jon Tan
Business Development Manager
GTT Southeast Asia
* 13.15 Transporting Power on Water with Liquified Natural Gas – A Contiguous
Approach to Delivering Constant & Stable Electricity to Meet Changing Demands
Over Time
SPEAKER
Luke Chang
Director Business Development (APAC)
Wison Clean Energy Pte Ltd
* 13.30 Software Solutions for LNG Import in The Energy Transition
SPEAKER
Magnus Ulseth
Director - LNG & Midstream Products
Quorum Software
* 13:45 Case Study: Higas Small Scale LNG Terminal
SPEAKER
Sean Hughes
Commercial Director
Avenir LNG
* 14.05 Reserved for Technical Content Partner
DIGITAL TOOLS, SMART GRIDS
International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that Southeast Asia needs $1.2
trillion through to 2040, to modernize and electricity grids. Utilizing digital
tools and modernizing the grid will hold the key for Southeast Asia to integrate
more renewable energy into its power systems, which in turn will help the region
diversify its energy portfolio and meet its sustainability commitments.
The track will showcase the immense opportunities and options to leverage on
data, digital tools, AI to make power generation, transmission, and consumption
smarter.
* 14.20 Digitalizing Power Plant Construction & Maintenance
SPEAKER
Marc Smaluhn
CEO
ToolkitX
* 14.35 SF6-Free: Sustainable Growth with MV Innovation
SPEAKER
Weili Ding
MV Category & Channel Director – APAC
Schneider Electric
* 14.50 Enhancing Energy Efficiency with Digital Tools
SPEAKER
Jonas Berge
Senior Director – Applied Technology
EMERSON
* 15.10 Hardware and Performance Optimization for HVAC Based AI and Diagnostic
Platform in Thailand
SPEAKER
Denchai Woradechjumroen
CEO
TIE Smart Solutions
* 15.25 Opportunities & Challenges on Digital Technologies for Efficient
Building in ASEAN Region
SPEAKER
Rio Jon Piter Silitonga
Research Analyst
ASEAN Centre for Energy
* 15.40 Advanced Analytics and Domain Expertise in Baker Hughes Drive
Predictive Performance
SPEAKER
Daniele Porciani
Knowledge Services Business Developer
Baker Hughes
* 15.55 Implementation of OPERCOM Method to Manage Pre-Commissioning &
Commissioning in Petrochemical Industry Case Study: Methanol Production
Petrochemical Complex
SPEAKER
Farshid Madanifar
Commissioning Manager
MAPNA Group
* 16.10 Digital Twin Application in The Power Sector
SPEAKERS
Jovian Cheung
Senior Engineer
Electrical & Mechanical Services Department – HKSAR
Xu Zhao
Professor
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
* 16:25 Reserved for AVEVA
* 16:40 Cyber Physical – The New Battleground for Energy Industry and Criminals
SPEAKER
Naveen Selvam
APAC Program Manager
ABS Group
* 16:55 Advancing Grid Management with Digital Tools
SPEAKER
Matthew Wapples
Director – Business Growth
KrakenFlex
* 17:10 Enabling Distributed Energy Future – Mapping Low Voltage Networks Using
Smart Meter Data
SPEAKER
Reza Razzagi
Lecturer
Monash University
* 17:25 Case Study from Taiwan: The Road to Smart Cities and Key Learning
Lessons
SPEAKER
Chen-Yu LEE Ph.D. (Leo)
Director
Taipei Smart City Project Management Office
* 17:40 End of Technical Conference Day Two
HYDROGEN
Southeast Asia is only getting started with hydrogen development, but the
potential of transforming once coal-dependent nations to net zero sources is
strong.
This track will draw expertise from across the globe to discuss plausible
pathways to economical production of hydrogen and across value chain, and pilots
and case studies that Southeast Asia can learn from.
* 10.00 Potential of Green Steel Driven by Green Hydrogen
SPEAKER
John Pye
Associate Professor
Australian National University
* 10.15 Decarbonization Opportunities Through Offshore Green Hydrogen
SPEAKER
Arnaud Roux
Field Development Group Manager
Subsea7
* 10.30 Large scale PtX technologies by Uhde – Key to advancing green chemicals
value chain
SPEAKER
Karan Bagga
CTO
thyssenkrupp Uhde Australia
* 10.45 Developing The Supply Chain of Hydrogen Fuels
SPEAKER
Benjamin Bruns
Product and Business Manager
Beckhoff Automation GmbH & Co. KG
* 11.00 Panel: ASEAN & low-carbon hydrogen
SPEAKERS
Dang Thanh Tung
Strategy Department
Petrovietnam
Winnie Huynh
Founder & CEO
The Green Solutions
Thomas Chrometzka
Chief Strategy Officer
Enapter
MODERATOR
Dr. Neil D'Souza
Principal Consultant
Argus Media
* 11.40 Reserved for Technical Content Partner
* 12.10 Australia’s Potential to Supply Hydrogen Fuels, Renewable Electricity &
Green Metals in a Future Decarbonized Asia Pacific Economy
SPEAKER
Ken Baldwin
Professor
Australian National University
* 12.25 The APAC Hydrogen Network: Where Are the Opportunities?
SPEAKER
Madana Nallappan
Regional Analyst
Energy Industries Council (EIC)
* 12.40 Reducing the Cost of Producing Green Hydrogen via Wind Turbines
SPEAKER
Robert Young
President
Praxis Energy Partners
* 12.55 Cause and Effects of Hydrogen Leakage Protection and Mitigation
Measures
SPEAKER
Srikanth Nagarajan
Construction Support Engineer
Fluor
* 13.10 Green Hydrogen: Hype or Hope?
SPEAKER
Mathieu Geze
Director Asia
HDF Energy
* 13.25 End of FEA Technical Conference
* DAY ONE – 20 JULY 2022
* DAY TWO – 21 JULY 2022
* DAY THREE – 22 JULY 2022
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